Stands; Stand For Fixed Specimen Holder (Catys); Stand For Rotating/Swivelling Specimen Holder (Catas) - struers Accutom-2 Gebrauchsanweisung

Lock screw on stand CATAS
(fig. 2.2)
Lock screw on the stands CATAS
and CATYS (fig. 2.3)
Handle on cutting table (fig. 1.12)
Flange set (fig. 2.4)
Valve for regulating cooling liquid
(fig. 2.5)

Stands

Stand for fixed specimen holder
(CATYS)
Stand for rotating/swivelling
specimen holder (CATAS)
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Accutom-2
Instruction Manual
Locks the micrometer screw so that it is retained at a certain measurement,
when the shaft of the stand is in motion. It is locked by turning clockwise.
Locks all movement of the dovetail holder.
Is used to bring the cutting table back in its starting position.
Is used for mounting the cut-off wheel. Comprises inner flange, flange,
flange screw. They are mounted in that order.
When cutting uncomplicated specimens where the requirement to surface
roughness and cutting speed do not have first priority, this stand can be
recommended. The position of the specimen holder can be adjusted
horizontally with the micrometer screw. It can be turned in the same level as
the cut-off wheel but it must be clamped before cutting.
This stand will always provide a better cutting, less surface roughness as
well as higher precision and speed than CATYS. In many cases, especially
hard and ductile materials would be impossible to cut without this possibility
of moving the specimen.
When cutting with the Al
movement will reduce the friction of the cut-off wheel, thus providing the
possibility of cutting bigger specimens than when using CATYS.
Circular, square or irregularly shaped specimens are best cut with the
rotating movement.
Oblong, rectangular and ellipse-shaped specimens are best cut with the
swivelling movement.
CATAS can be used as CATYS by just turning off the motor and clamping
the holder like on CATYS.
O cut-off wheels 356CA and 357CA the rotating
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